New Speech Class Induces Confidence In Students

Jack Wegman and Wyeth Smith • March 28, 2024

Students create their own product to present to the speech class.

FWCD speech class students and teacher Siouxsie Easter discuss their interests with the new speech class. This video includes personal favorites, reasons for joining, reasons for creating, and day-to-day activities.

Music: Melancholy Lull by Vital

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About the Contributors

Jack Wegman, Video Reporter

Hey boys and girls. My name is Jack Wegman but people tend to call me “little weg.”. I want to let you ladies know, I'm single as a pringle, and boy am I ready to mingle. This is my second year on staff and that makes me want to fly. I'm so excited. I like to sit back and watch some tennis games go down, and boy do I love to play some basketball. My favorite food is a big medium rare steak, straight off the bone to be exact. I can't wait to get down to the nitty gritty this year. See you later. [email protected]

Wyeth Smith

Hey cool kids. It’s me, Wyeth. I’m a lot taller than any of my friends. One thing that I enjoy doing in my free time is watching the elderly people walk around my neighborhood. It brings me joy. My favorite types of movies are Brazilian movies because I enjoy trying to translate the words. My favorite sport is professional chess because I strive to get to that level one day. The one person that I strive to be is Joe Breedlove ‘78. He inspires me every day. My favorite part about school is watching the people slowly go up the elevator. The three things that I would bring to a deserted island are a life-size mannequin of Coach Brice, Ms. Wakeland, and an untamed kangaroo. I just hope that we would have so much fun. I hope to see you around someday. Email: [email protected]

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